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&inia
Vol. IV, No. 2
RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA
April 21, 1956
September 18 Is
Founder's Day, Here
The board of trustees for California Baptist College at a recent
meeting announced the date, September 18, 1956, for the first formal observance of Founder's Day
on this campus:1
(Continued on page 4)
Bert Turner is
College Evangelist
Successful. campaigns in the
Coachella Valley and Northern
Sacramento areas, mark the opening services of California Baptist
College evangelist, Bert Turner,
i according to Dr. P. Boyd Smith.
A native of Belfast, Ireland,
(Continued on, pa**.? 2^
Broadway Bonds Are
Answer For College,
Bracewell States
"In all probability Southern
[Baptist Churches in California will
jissue $3,000,000 in Broadway Plan
JBonds during 1956, $4,000,030 in
1957, and $5,000,000 in 1958, thus
yielding $150,000, $200,000 and
$250,000 in each of such years,"
stated Judge J. S. Bracewell, director of the Broadway Plan of
i
(Continued on page 2)
Missions Cctll Two
Jo Ann Wells and Carol Henniger this week received notice from
the Home Mission Board that they
had been selected to serve as
'summer missionaries in New Mexico.
Evangelist Bert Turner, center, is shown as he was welcomed to the
California Baptist College fcmily by Dr. S. G. Posey, right, and Dr.
P. Boyd SmitSi left.
(B( Opens Campus
To High School
Seniors and Guests
High School seniors shall reign
on the campus of California Baptist College todayi according to a
declaration of the Student Council proclaiming this Senior Day.
Under lthe leadership of Hilda
McGarty, Student Body president,
the day will begin at 9 o'clock
with tours of the campus. At
10:30 a.m. the Baptist Student
(Continued on page 3)
Trouveres Concert
Here, April 24
The Trouveres have scheduled
April 24 for their annual spring
concert in the college chapel.
Beginning at 7:30 p.m. the varied program will be performed
in a series of settings featuring
madrigals, spirituals and classical
compositions. Compositions from
such composers as Bach, Handel,
Purcell, and Hindemith will be
sung. Trio 'and quartet numbers
will vary the evening's program. '
Curtis Cheek, vocal instructor,
will direct the concert, with
Frankie Phillips at the piano.
Seniors Sell Cards
Picture post cards carrying two
scenes of California Baptist Col
lege campus will go on sale this
week.
The cards will sail for five
cents each and are being sold by
members of tlie senior class as
their project, according to Keith
Jestice, class president.

&inia
Vol. IV, No. 2
RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA
April 21, 1956
September 18 Is
Founder's Day, Here
The board of trustees for California Baptist College at a recent
meeting announced the date, September 18, 1956, for the first formal observance of Founder's Day
on this campus:1
(Continued on page 4)
Bert Turner is
College Evangelist
Successful. campaigns in the
Coachella Valley and Northern
Sacramento areas, mark the opening services of California Baptist
College evangelist, Bert Turner,
i according to Dr. P. Boyd Smith.
A native of Belfast, Ireland,
(Continued on, pa**.? 2^
Broadway Bonds Are
Answer For College,
Bracewell States
"In all probability Southern
[Baptist Churches in California will
jissue $3,000,000 in Broadway Plan
JBonds during 1956, $4,000,030 in
1957, and $5,000,000 in 1958, thus
yielding $150,000, $200,000 and
$250,000 in each of such years"
stated Judge J. S. Bracewell, director of the Broadway Plan of
i
(Continued on page 2)
Missions Cctll Two
Jo Ann Wells and Carol Henniger this week received notice from
the Home Mission Board that they
had been selected to serve as
'summer missionaries in New Mexico.
Evangelist Bert Turner, center, is shown as he was welcomed to the
California Baptist College fcmily by Dr. S. G. Posey, right, and Dr.
P. Boyd SmitSi left.
(B( Opens Campus
To High School
Seniors and Guests
High School seniors shall reign
on the campus of California Baptist College todayi according to a
declaration of the Student Council proclaiming this Senior Day.
Under lthe leadership of Hilda
McGarty, Student Body president,
the day will begin at 9 o'clock
with tours of the campus. At
10:30 a.m. the Baptist Student
(Continued on page 3)
Trouveres Concert
Here, April 24
The Trouveres have scheduled
April 24 for their annual spring
concert in the college chapel.
Beginning at 7:30 p.m. the varied program will be performed
in a series of settings featuring
madrigals, spirituals and classical
compositions. Compositions from
such composers as Bach, Handel,
Purcell, and Hindemith will be
sung. Trio 'and quartet numbers
will vary the evening's program. '
Curtis Cheek, vocal instructor,
will direct the concert, with
Frankie Phillips at the piano.
Seniors Sell Cards
Picture post cards carrying two
scenes of California Baptist Col
lege campus will go on sale this
week.
The cards will sail for five
cents each and are being sold by
members of tlie senior class as
their project, according to Keith
Jestice, class president.